Police ‘very anxious’ for DNA results on person of interest in Kelly Morrisseau murder
By Kenneth Jackson APTN National News Gatineau police have one suspect in mind in the…
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New Six Nations chief wins by two votes, promises unity
The new chief of Six Nations in Ontario is pledging to pull her community together.
Mother of missing Aboriginal woman: I can’t say my daughter was murdered
Claudette Osborne isn’t a household name. But maybe she should be.
Nepinak family denied flight to Ottawa because they didn’t have proper identification
The family of a woman believed to have died at the hands of serial killer Shawn Lamb suffered more heartache Sunday.
Ottawa, Chippewas settled 200 year-old claim over lost reserve land
The Harper government and the Chippewas of the Thames First Nation have settled a 200 year-old claim over sold reserve land that forced the relocation of a community.
Elsipogtog woman claims she faced RCMP intimidation over plans to file complaint
An Elsipogtog First Nation woman says an RCMP investigator tried to intimidate her away from filing a formal complaint against the driver of a white pick-up which struck her during a demonstration on a New Brunswick highway last week.
Federal government pushed yet again for inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women
Last week in Ottawa, a special committee was told once again there needs to be an inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women.
Inuit living in Montreal have their own healing centre
They live thousands of kilometres from home but the trauma they lived through stays with them.
Atleo releases online statement on National Aboriginal Aids Awareness week
Shawn Atleo, national chief of the Assembly of First Nations, released an online statement to First Nations on the occasion of National Aboriginal Aids Awareness week.